Physically Challenged People Health Monitoring System Using Blynk Server

P. Chandra Babu; R. Muneeswar; SK. Qutubmunisha; P. Nagender; V. Geethika

Abstract

Because of the fast pace of modern life, keeping an eye on persons who are physically challenged is a challenging task. Examining the medical histories of persons who are physically challenged who live in their homes is a challenging endeavor. In this paper, a proposal was made to maintain a continuous health monitoring system for intelligent people who are physically challenged. The system would use sensors to monitor the health of physically challenged people and a network connection (IOT) to notify their relatives in the event that any issues occurred. The article aims to address the health monitoring needs of physically challenged individuals by leveraging the capabilities of Blynk server. The system integrates wearable sensors that track vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and body temperature, and transmit the data to the Blynk server for real-time monitoring. The server is also equipped with machine learning algorithms that analyze the collected data to provide insights into the user's health status and detect potential anomalies. The system also includes a mobile application that allows the user or their caregiver to access the health data remotely, set reminders, and receive alerts in case of emergencies. By providing a comprehensive and user-friendly health monitoring solution, this system has the potential to improve the quality of life for physically challenged individuals and facilitate timely intervention in case of health emergencies.